Schema – a way we organize things in our minds Starting at 8:30, he describes a plot for a Fast & Furious movie
I can’t find a word for …
Sadness, nostalgia, boredom, and more The first box that I chose “knows words for emotions that are hard to translate into English”. My first language is Ukrainian and the next I know is Russian, I still learn English. Often face the fact that I have words that are difficult to translate into English, and some […]
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Most of the material below that is uncredited is from Wikipedia, Jan 2024. Many powerful images at: https://time.com/charlottesville-white-nationalist-rally-clashes/ Setup The city of Charlottesville, VA, decided to remove a Confederate memorial statue of Robert E. Lee. The rally was called for Saturday, Aug 12th at the park where the memorial stood. More detail: In the wake […]
Pink’s Just Give Me a ReasonI showed you all the broken parts of meand with every touch you healed them. Example: https://www.youtube.com/embed/OpQFFLBMEPILyrics Right from the startYou were a thief, you stole my heartAnd I your willing victimI let you see the parts of me, that weren’t all that prettyAnd with every touch you fixed them […]
A schema is the way we organize information in our minds. We all have the same processes. But our actual organization is impacted by our experiences in many ways. Here katzer has organized movies into a few key scenes. They do it for each genre of movie. Genres are the first set of categories under […]
TED Talk: Diagram of high-confident greys here: vs. typical setup here: Examples. Are they H-C G? Guide to News Sources The group “AllSides” created a media guide. https://www.allsides.com/media-bias/media-bias-chart There have been a lot of guides that have come out in the last decade. About AllSides Here’s what they say about themselves: Filter Bubbles Create Polarization. […]
First 9 minutes – He says that each race’s relationship to fear shows what privilege is.
We picked this video as an example of what happens to someone who gives a bad review. Not a fake review, but one that is negative about the service they are reviewing. But it ended up being more about scaring someone so they would …
But is it really love? What do you mean by saying a baby loves his mother?…Now, Mr. Collingswood, wouldn’t you say that if you frightened a baby, it went running to its mother, it was comforted and all and all fear disappeared and was replaced with a complete sense of security, that that baby loved […]
The War on Goats
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Why do I have this listed as an example of object permanence? Object Permanence is remembering that objects exist even when they are not there. It develops in most children between 9 and 14 months of age.